News & Events

A round-up of the latest news in the world of wheelchair travel, including a DOT investigation that will touch Delta Air Lines and a horrifying incident involving an emotional support animal.

Latest travel industry news: Brightline train service facing controversy over pedestrian deaths; London Tube plans more step-free stations; United Airlines to launch premium economy product; Wyndham acquires LaQuinta hotels.

Latest travel industry news: Lyft to pitch its rideshare service to hotels; American Airlines launches new training initiative to handle passenger concerns; wheelchair securement spaces on airplanes; and an airport architect talks accessibility.

After completing a secret mission to deliver parts for the atomic bomb in 1945, the USS Indianapolis was torpedoed and sunk by a Japanese submarine in the Philippine Sea.

Costa Mesa, Calif. – Taylor Morrison Southern California, a leading national builder and developer, recently donated to the…

An extensive review of airlines by the Government Accountability Office has found that disability-related complaints are on the rise,…

In 1972, United Airlines launched the world’s first frequent flyer program. American Airlines, British Airways and Delta Air…

The Department of Homeland Security has issued a ban of electronics on flights to the United States, raising questions for wheelchair travelers.

The Umbrella Movement (also recognized as the Umbrella Revolution) was a series of sit-in street protests organized by pro-democracy…